The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-12
REvENGEl REvENGEl
WORKMEN, TO ARMSl

| WORhMEN, ~ ARMS!
Men of labor this afternoon tho boodhounds of your
oppressors murdered six of your brothers at McCor
| mcks Why did they murder themf Because they
dared to be dissatisfied with tho lot which oppress
have assigned to them. They demanded bread, and
they gave them lead for mindful Of the fact
that thus people most effectively senced You have
for many, many years endured every humiliation with
out protest. have drudged from early In the morning
till late Mt night have suffered all sorts OF privaons;
| have even sacrificed your children. You have done
everything to I'LL the Golfers Of your masters-eSerythng
for them; and now. when you approach them and i'm.
plore them to make your burden little lighter a
ward for your sacrifices they send their bloodhounds
the polceat in order to YOU with bullets Of
your dissatisfaction. Slaves. ask and conjure you
by all that is sacred and dear you the afro
cious murder which has been committed your broth.
ers to-day and which will likely be committed upon
tomorrow. Laboring men, Hercues you have arrived
| at the crossway Which way will you decidet For
slavery and hunger for freedom and breads II you
decide for the latter then do not delay moment then
people, to arms This must be you motto Think Of the
heroes whose blood has fertilzed progress
liberty, and humanity, and 10 strive and become worthy
Of them. Your BRoTnxRs.
SPREADING THE CIRCULAR.
Neebe and other notables of lnternationals
cast. Then in Griefs Hall the plan of the par
ticular method of inaGgurating the wholesale
for the slaughter being left for the ArIeter
I to by Pn%eshng ths signal na
e Work OF Adoph Fscher had to
the meeting straight from tho .irbeiter Ie't,tng
where he had bsen assisting Spies and Schwab:
his superiors appears more clearly from the
circumstance that it was he who manGqvred
ing the Haymarket meeting in the morning
had Of a aee ah as Spies and the other
member OF this Identical armed section"
tplIrbaI LODGINGS DAVIS hhfOrg
Under his expert directions six of the men who
attended the murder meeting Of the previous
Work setting out The ,handbi!,s calling tie
last sy Words wer ns @ orkinemen, arm yours
selves and appear in fun i9rce!' What Spies.
day may ,be partly inferred from the burning
appeals for resistanGe and calls 10 Arnhs
SPIES GIVES THE SIGNAL
Rghe pe1nsd BY Sres owR hand stared
hasty supper, It is known that Spies, Parsons,
Schwah. Fe!den. Fischer. and other ruling
national headquarters in the Arjeiter Zeitun9
building. where REPORTS by messenger and tel
Lingg's crew Of bomb makers were. still at
work. The evening found him cursing their
tho hour mentioned for the Haymarket meet
Ing to 6%eginmWhhen Lnsg . put into ALL, little
sixty. and started with his burden for the APP
/ by. known as Nefi's Hall. IS Ciybourn avenue
had come to hurry him along. The trunk was
LEFT open in a passaGeway Of the saloon. and
quietly. alone or in couples, pocketing q bomb
or two each. and vanishing into the darkness.
THE FATAL MEETING.
Twenty-Five thousand people, the Anarchist
In tho Haymarket. This was not an extrava-
CANT expectation, when $4,000 had been SO GA
Their rioting kept pretty much everybody at
home, except about 1000 men, nearly AZ OF
Of tho croWd made the leaders PAUSE
THE social revolution" backed by mob of
workmen 25,QOo strong had CHANGED to a pros,
was evident s mt that e hitch someWhere
all completely. at sea. The, Arbeiter Zeitug
conference had been prolonged one, and
rest reached tho liaymarket square they SEEM
ed bent on waiting game.
THEIR COURAGE oozEs OUT.
Finally; an hour and a half late. SPIES. Par
order named. using wagon as their rostrum:
The first two, in comparison with their usual
Gradually the crowd thinned out No police
interlerred. and the chance the reds" had
ing would be II laughing stock to the public,
the leaders would be !. dissredited by even their
not tho Social revolution besun. but the In
ternatlonal Association collapsed.
w WAS to the bs
with Schnaubelt. When his turn came Fielden
stepped boldly to the front. dlsearding al pre-.
ward and ioSSar$i; ana pressed eager,
IL closer to the eksng lamp that
fuce and powerful form. When he tragically
urged tho wrought.up mob, standing in plain
station. throttle
the law" the disguised officers in the crowd
saw the necessity. OF prompt action, and word
was passed to their commander.
THE POLICE ADVANCE
Capt. Bonfeld, following the plain directions
OF the State law covering exactly such cases,
gave orders to have the meeting dispersed.
and che e by
lance on DesPlalnes street from the station to
preached. Fielden shouted to the crowd:
Here come the bioodhounda You do your
duty and I'll do mine"
Capt, Ward, In u loud voice, called out:
~, In the name OF the people OF the State OF
Illinois. l command you to peaceably dis
perse."
~ Iisl q steppng down from the wagon. gave
the hnhe exclamation, We are.peaceable."
Instantly the bomb was thrown.
BURSTING OF THE BOMB.
A sputterng spark In the air on the ground
binding burst-that was all Blackness was
everywhere. The pigmy cracking Of the pistol
shots out from the mob-lammed sidewalks a
few tall forms In the street rapidly closing to-
gether. the flash and smoke of volley after
y vol from them and the rear nlatoonsI then
manGled men, and the yolls Of rage and fear
inithe wild scramble for escape. Thesequeihas
the death OF seven bomb.slain police, and the
slow recovery OF sixty officers wounded. The
q xs ss doWad s. Ss
SsIP!s JSSss yosspS L asSs: %Ss proved him;